THK OMAHA SUNDAY HKK; MAY
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Leaders of Nebraska High School Debaters' League
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&PvQ uiTL3c?ii z&J' liawii a. nuuzhui
Gwcn Coanely AmelhEamil & T !
I MVKIiSm dl'- M'.IIH.VbK A,' May .
- l'l''l(l.( rlr.1,11111',1 from (He iwcivc hlKh
nrhiiul'i Khi.li limp won district clitno
plonnlilp li'.oni,( In th,, Nr-hranka IIIkIi
boiiooi inii,ii!n; .-(.i;iio I Ida yi nr w-
trmijiKti; t tin' I'lih'i't'Hlly of Nclira.iloi
I licM. f;iiliiriliiy innriiliiK, May 1.1, lllnh
ISchnnl ' I'ctc rla.M in tli. ninth annual
Hlalc dcliiii.. of thr, Ifiiuiif, which Is the
larKi-M. oiKanl.ailon of ll.i kind III tho
I tilted .'-'.lilted. Hliir'0 la m full tiidrnta
III over rlKhly ki IiooIh hsvft licci) ntudy.
In on I In- niihjrct of "I'lvpiircdncna."
Tho. rlcliritcH In Hip trhp dlntrlcta Into
which the Hliiic Is dldiM t,c(iHi In Koh
ruary; and Iho if-hootH which wern
awarded flint lioin.m In thn several dls
trlcla i.cnr rcpi o.ii n( itlvoa to the alatn
elchalc.
"Jtr-aolvr-d, . That oonErrna should mjb
atantlHlly sdopt the n commendation of
the (o-crctary of war ntid the navy for
1nor-HKcd arnmnirnl,'' Is the proposition
the twelve debaters will discus. The
league was otitanlzed In I!i8 by i'rof. M.
Mv Kobut of tlio university Willi a mem
bership nf thirty nchools.
The JnrjKe of Ihe state debate will
e-cleot Iho flrnt, second and third best
debaters. Tfrlef Kkctches of the contest
ant follow:
The Central dlntrlct will be represented
by Melvln Wilson, nenlor In the Clay
fouler IIIkIi school, In which he has
taken hiiih rank as a scholar, and which
be has reprsaentcd In league debates for
three years In athletic bo Is also a
leader a lettot man In' foot ball (team
captain for two years), buae ball banket;
ball and track..
The representative of the Eastern dis
trict and of the Bouth IIIbIi school,
Omaha, will be Tnls Vvlrth, a native of
Germany, who wa graduated from .the
public schools of Oermnny; and who en
tered the South High school In inn. Me
Is a member of the senior class. This
Is his first vein- In the debates.
the debater who will represent the
KiiKt-i'entiHl district will be Lawrence
Sinter, a member of tho junior class In
CITY ELIMINATES
THE MIDDLEMAN
Tlans to Buy Direct from the Manu
facturers and to Do Its O.vn
Assembling,
WANTS AN AUTO REPAIR SHOP
Head, of Iho city departments, in j
foiiiiciinn with tho city purchatd ti s
BKcni, have i t.itlciVtho rumination i
i.f Iho iiinl'llemuii. Thin cannot !hs
i)ott in all iitHi .-i, hut u ht.it t lias heeu
Piml" llll'l I' pKUIllM .-i l' hiow.
Two itnkitK instance" r' at'
hand. (. 'ntninlhsiotirr II u in in . 1
wuntcd ti nininr timk iol .sprcailer
for Ihe LiiiiilcMiid t. AdM i llsi liicnta
lrii lit lihls fii-m ?.' to ri , U .
An irneitit-rtt'iti hhiiwi-it thai tt
wouhl ho pni-ildc to Imy ihrt liuia
and I'Uill it up a- r'i'ind at a ruv
tnit t It '.'"", whiili luta lieea d'oi'i
Ihr net will to M '' l hw i ll I.
d'llit th tf.-lnhllti.
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THHrr SttK StPAfUTtOH
IS IMF DIVORCE COURT
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io Lincoln llit.li school. Ifr. hus been
proinlneiil In china activities- wa Iho
flrnt inealdeiit of his class, look part, in
the junior play, and has been a member
of tho Ciceronian In-bating unduly since
Ida frcnlniiHii year. He won tho first
pilzn lids year In Ihe prohibition puhllc-.-.pr
uliliix contest. This In his first year
In dchatlnii.
The Northern district will bo repre
sented by Kdssr ailson of Iho Valentine
I Huh school, lie ranks high In scholar
ship This Ik his first year In debating, t
Tim Oakland IIIkIi school, champion of
tho Noilhwi-Htern district, will send
the dale debate Miss Amelli Ifniiill of
I lie enl"r clai-.s. As a scholar, her i. nk
Is vi y blah. Sim was a member of the
lilooiiifleld cff-liri tins b'sm, whleli won sec
ond honors In the district last year,
. Marlon It. Mtahl, a junior in the West
I'r jnt 1 1 lull school, w ill represent the
North-Cent nil district. Mi scholarship his
rank Is cm cHcnl, and he prominent In
athletics. Ibis Is his first year In tho
rlrlciie work. The team won by unani
mous rleeinlon of the unr,
, The Hldney llljih si hoel and tho North
weslern dislijct will be represented by
Itnlph V rso. who ranks bU'li as a
scholar. Ilo entered tho high school from
Dallon, Neb. Ilo Is a member of the
ftflilnr class.
Tim Nelson Hlnh school, which took
first honors In tho Southern dlalrlct, will
bo represented by William Reynolds, who
Ins taken cry h'gh rat k sg a scholar and
H leading- place In various school hciHI
tles. In manual training he won three
first prlr.es nt the state fair; In dra
matics he has been a leader; In the
oieretla lait fall he took tho l"adliv;
role, and In the senior class he will have
a leading part. In scholarship ho ranks
ethr first or second In his class. This
Is tha first year Nelson has been a mem
ber of the league.
Tim rpresrntntlve of the Sout heantet-n
district will be (Iwyndylyn Connelly of
Iho Auburn High school, not! of ftev. K,
Martin H, Glynn
to Make Keynote
Speech for Demos
WASHINGTON, May - fiesklent Wll
irrii'i conter. nee with j'red H. l,ym-i of
the i!cmoi tutl: national foinmlitep, it was
learned today, roiullrd In the prc-irbnt
appi'idti.? tho selection of foroier tiuv
ernor Martin II. llnn of Nov York to
pniiiilnciil. In elinn iicilvUlfw-WH I ho A. ; I - ' I S f' J l ' 1
flrnt 'ihomIiIomI. ill' IiIm cIhmh, took part. In T. V. y v E . I V it
tlm junior filay, hihI Iihm Im-isii h iiiciiiIiit , : " -ff ' , f"l 11 I r" I
III I (if till! ( 'ti f TdlllHIl lM,ullllir hmcIcIv Kllll'O . . 1 i . h t tit f I 1
AS1E GOOD CAR
OF YOURSELF
"Self preservation is the first law nf
Nature, " and if ymf'will only keep
tli k stomach strong, the liver active
and bowels regular you will do much
toward the promotion and mainte
nance of Ik Iter health. Oftentimes,
assistance is needed, and it is then
you will greatly appreciate the aid of
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Nellie, Schwab
J, T. Contjely. He ha been prominent
In various school activities. This ia his
first year In debating.
McCook Hgh school, winner of first
honor ln the Houlhweslern district, wlfl
send as Its representative, Mliss Nellie M.
S'-hwab, sister of Harold .J. Behwab, 'U,
law '17, at thp Cnlverslly of Nebraska,
where he wa a member of the team that
defeated the University of Iowa In 1!M3,
and of the team that defeated tha Uni
versity of Kansas at Lawrence last De
comber. Mis Schwab I valedictorian
In her class of twenly-slx. Hhe will en
ter Ihe slato university next fall.
Tho representative of tho Western dis
trict will bo tho valedictorian of lib,
claw at the HaHtlnffs High achool How-
deliver tho keynote address as temporary
chairman of the democratic national con
vention at ft. Louis. Speaker Clark, It
ih sold, will ho Invited to be permanent,
chairman.
About :V0 applications for seat have
lorn received. The capacity of Ihe con
vention hall la ll.a 0, Including .'ivfl plac-H
for delegate!;, alternates and newspaper
no ii. .
H. ad
tlieni fo
I lee Want Ad.i
r results.
for profit. Van
mi
JftdvinWilsoTh
aril All) man. Jl wa a member nf the
debating clan laat year, He Intend to
enter the tnlverslly of Nebraska In
preparation for the study of tho law.
The speaker for Ihe North Central d
trlet will lio llalph (J, Hrook of the Bar
gent High school, president of the senior
clas. Mr. Hrook represented Sargent
and the district In the league state de
bate last year.
Kiinilny, Mny 7, 1l.
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OMAHA ROTARIANS
SEND RESERVATIONS
local Club Delegate! to National
Convention Will Spread Corn
Belt's Fame.
JOHNSON ATTENDS CONFERENCE
Omaha KolariimH will nwoiip'
ilown on lh seventh annual Intor
ij n f lonnl ci nvcnlloii of notary clubs,
which will ho ho, in Cincinnati
from .Inly 17 to it. Inclusive, ln lho
KmIhc of typical corn holt fiirnicrn.
They will wear iho arcoptcil typo
or Kio riiiiiMod - nrie Joh'i" Htr.i'v
huts mid carry (not wear, at tho
Kmtllsti aio Maid to do ) canon inul
from coi iihI;iI1!,
list Willi Ibi. lame ltotl club in-
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FARIIAM ST.
DR. McKENNEY SAYS: "No Mattcr How KFc1css a mouth may ap-
r,..--r--.sa-s pear, I can put it into attractive, serviceable
condition. My prices are very reasonable, and service guaranteed. No charge for advice."
I test (Silver
Hllinff . . .
50c
Heat 22k
(i.lld (IM
Hour l Si30 A.
m. to r. m.
Wednesday
a hit Baturday
Till StOO T. M.
Mot Open
unrlar.
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EVERYBODY a STORE
HTOItK NKUH Hilt M(M.U
SPECIAL!
An Unusual Sale Monday of
SILK SUITS
AT $19.50
Invol ing a Special Purchase of Brand New
Models mat Would Sell at $30.00 to $45.00
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"flVru (nMt iii it I l ili, 'Ilf tti1" iu' (hti iiv Itlet ti ii 1 , j . . n
HI II. ' iflrfll ff.,ull r!l ' (iiilt tt liilfl '-l!fl-l' ill!. .
dallons and buttorui, in th hp8 of
rfpllcaa nf rnnpn of the Tcntli dlHtrfi't.
which '1H '8 worn on "hy lieck" Ifnnii
ilimlcru, thn local dclcuit tr confl-
dnnt they can crcnt mnr thnn a cna
tlin In tho Ohio roiivcntlnu city.
Maur WIim In (.
KoMcrvnl lon for tho followhiR Ilo
inrlHMH mid mi mlicru nt tlidr fHnilltcn
limu tii'ioi mad( by Kccrxtiiry 1'iiu A.
JnhiiHiTi; 1 r II. 1.. Akin. Mr. mid Mr.
J ii ii Union, r,; lir. K. M. Conlly, Mr.
mid Mri. , H. i ioodrli'ti, )r. and Mm.
K. i'. Ili-iiry. .1. It. Ilylnnd, Mr. mid Mm.
I mil A. JohiiKnti, Mr. mid Mm. Tom H,
linily. II I''. Klrikc, Mr. and Mm. Ilnrlov
ii Moorlii-ad. Mr. nm1 Mm. J. W. Wcl. h
unrl fion mi'! V 1.. M.ml.'l limn
'1 11 n I iiiihIiiiioi will travrd to I 'nvciiport,
In , In n Hpiu'lnl i'KI, w-hrrn llicy will
niffci nilir-r rti'I'Kii I iiiim frnrn tli Tenth
! I r- il r-t nod prncod (o tliu cniiM'tillun
ahnrird it n'i'iil Ir.iin.
i n rr li.i'ni rrrvnttiinn hM ulrcMdy
I i cn inailo tit tlic cniivunlliiii lirinl niir
l' i" In rincliiiiHil, ncitirilltiK to H'lvlicn
icrclvrd Ii)' Sccrctriry .lidmmin.
Tin- t 'tiii'lnnili Itoiury chili tmn an on- j
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FOR YOUR OLD STOUE
AS PART
ON
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COMBINATION COAL AND GAS
RANGE
WO CHANGES
NOTHING TO PULL OUT OR PLACE IN OVEN TO
CHANGE FROM ONE FUEL TO THE OTHER JUST
TURN ON GAS AND LIGHT OVEN.
DEMONSTRATION '
ALL WEEK, MAY 8th TO 15th
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MTII AMI l', It NAM UTS. UWI I'AHNAM HTItKKT.
t I'liiinn Itoimlit Wi'i.
NOTICT'- Onl-of-tiwii pittniiiH inn ui-t Plains, firovvna, llrhltfc am
I'Hllnua ( iiiiiplolcil In Onn Ifny.
a 4 i'VN W
tiTtalninrnt budKi t of uT,.V0. Tho jnter
natlnnal incctiiiif of IlotHry club will
1m onr of Hid larncut conventions ever
lu'ld In thin ciiiintry.
Sfcrotiiry JnhiiNiin of tho local club re
turned yestf-rduy from Dcu Molnog, where
ho ettendnd a Tenth rjlntrti t conference
of Itotiirlnn (lilcKMtCH. I'liiii for tho
concerted iictlim of tha Tenth district
A lroriy at mo international convention
wr made
'Ihr lircnlcl fit I ii Klllrr.
Huan'H llolmcnt linen rlRht to the ent
of rain, dlinply lay It on you do-not have
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